The Arts Programme with Ursula Ledwith 30/10/24

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On this week's The Arts Programme with Ursula Ledwith, The Roscommon Solstice Choir traveled to Liverpool as part of the Famine Way commemorating a shared history between Roscommon, Ireland & Liverpool. Marie Gillooly shares the story of the Choir's travels, the Famine Way and The Bronze Shoes, a visit to Formby, The Bombed Church, the Grave of Percy French, the church service and the laying of a wreath. From The Roscommon Arts Centre, Kevin Woods chatted about upcoming events in November including the Artist Gathering this Saturday, Bianca Fachel, who chatted about her life in The Arts, her album" and Time Machine" her Radio Documentaries, and played " Forever Green" live in studio. Ren chatted about her love of styling and her Up styled to an Angel costume for Halloween. John, Ralphie O'Ralph's shared a poem he wrote based on a true sad story. "Survive Another Day" Guests on The Arts Programme dressed for Halloween, and Ralphie was not spitting Feathers.

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